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PREVENTION

SERVICES

Because It Works!

Program Information

 

RHCC Prevention Program goal is to address the need of the communities served by providing quality and culturally responsive services. RHCC Prevention Program strives to reach as many as we can by supporting and implementing evidenced based programs, policies, and practices that will help reduce, delay or prevent the onset of drugs and alcohol  in our communities.

​RHCC Prevention staff implements science/evidence-based curriculums in local schools and community settings. These programs work to change the balance between risk and protective factors where protective factors outweigh risk factors.

​The Prevention Program also serves as members on several different community coalitions to collaborate with community members and stakeholders to address issues that affect our community.

Community Activities

 

The Program is also involved in many local community activities throughout the year they include but are not limited to the following:

  • Medication Take-Back Events in conjunction with other community organizations. 

  • Distribution of Medication Disposal Kits to help reduce unused medications in the home.

  • Annual NOPE (Narcotic Overdose Prevention) Vigil-to bring awareness to the effects of drugs in our community

  • Annual Youth Led-Town Hall Meeting-Presented by community youth to address issues that affect youth in our community like drugs and alcohol.

  • Annual RHCC Prevention Day in the Mall-held in collaboration with Biggs Park Mall to bring awareness to the community about the programs and services that Robeson Health Care Corporation offer.

Pile of Pills

Robeson County Medicine Drop Box Location

Robeson County Sheriff's Department

Lumberton Drug

Brisson Drugs

Red Springs Police Department

Maxton Police Department

Pembroke Police Department

Resource Links

North Carolina Substance Abuse Prevention

preventionistheanswer.org

 

24 Hour Mobile Crisis Line
1-844-709-4097

SAMHSA 24/7 Treatment Referral Line
1-800-662-HELP (4357)
findtreatment.samhsa.gov

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